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    How do you clean your engine?

    I actually made two DIY for two different website. Maybe you can reference off some of them DIY Engine detail (Thanks by DC5MEL) - Club RSX Message Board DIY Engine detail (Sorry 56k) - G35Driver
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    Calling All Swirl And Scratch Removers!!!

    That looks worser then the work trucks at my work.
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    meg's apc+

    Here's a link to help APC Dilution with the Generic Bottle (D20100) - Car Care Forums: Meguiar's Online
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    Danase Wet Glaze

    I ask that question and they said that it has no curing time.
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    Metro Vac vs Rigid Vac

    I have this one. Good if you have little space to put it. Since it has all it attachments in the vacuum itself. Really good suction. But you can't get that many attachments.
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    Tips for small engine detailing problems!!! (Pics)

    You could use a steel wool and a metal polish to clean up the clamps and bolts.
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    Megs # 151 vs Optimum Poli Seal & XMT360

    I use PS and 151. PS has a lest working time then 151. 151 does have more cut. PS leave's a wet looking finish then 151. PS fills more swirls.
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    Meguiars APC+/Paint Reconditioning Creme

    Love the smell of the PRC
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    Klasse

    Don't forget under the hood.
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    Meg's #21 V 2.0 problem

    I thought you can't use zaino with a rotary ???
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    P21s

    KAIO should be enough. It has a HD cleaner in it.
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    Collinite 845 & 476

    I think durability doesn't really matter. Cause your always going to want to try a new wax :D
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    Collinite 845 & 476

    I think 845 is better. Looks wetter and applys easier then 476. Also 845 is slicker.
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    Debadging

    Like everyone else said. Some people spray goo gone on it first and let is sit in the sun and some use blow dry or heat gun and use dental floss or thin fishing line. If using a blow dryer or heat gun. Move the blow/heat gun moving across in a back and forth motion to softing up the glue and...
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